O'Connell and Ireland's Repeal Crisis Contested
The True Sun criticizes Mr O Connell for aligning with ministerial aims and warns that his Irish union with West Briton and London factions would fuel Orange and Beresford clubs, threatening civil strife. It urges a united repeal effort against the Union, arguing only massive national action can restore Ireland's independence and halt the imperial system.
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Dublin
Ordonnell
Ieland
O’connell
Spring Rice
O'Connell
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Orangemen
Rodens
Winchilseas
Beresfords
Wellington
London
Winchilsea
Roden
Beresford
Union
Sheil
Feargus O'Connor
Mr. O’connell
Eden
England
House of Lords
Lord Byron
Great Britain
Letter from John Lawless on O Connell and Coercion Bill
A letter from John Lawless criticizes Mr O Connell for his stance on the Coercion Bill. Lawless laments the publication, warns that the letter will widen repeal opposition, and questions government praise of O Connell. He asserts the need for caution against decisive moves by West Britons and urges reflection. The note defends public sentiment and questions authorities praising the letter.
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Peint
O Connell
Jerrain
John Lawless
O'Connell
Ireland
Courier
Slohe
Repealers Form Clubs Across Clonmel Waterford and Cork
In Clonmel Dominick Ronayne and James Roe led the formation of a Liberal Club amid calls to unite tipperary, baronial and parish clubs. Waterford agitators plan to extend the registry to oust MP H W Barrow, blaming him for a recent letter. O Connell’s stance cited as discouraging opponents.
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O'Connell
Ceuss
Clonmel
Waterford
Cork
Dominick Ronayne
James Roe
Cashel
O’connell
Connell
Orange
Tipperary
H. W. Barrow
J. M. Galway
Anderston Anti Corn Law Society Formed at Public Meeting
In Anderston a public meeting formed the Anderston Anti Corn Law Society to diffuse information on repeal and pursue constitutional means to abolish import restrictions. A twelve member committee plus officers will run monthly meetings and a threepence entry fee invites broader participation. Airdrie incident and Edinburgh dinner notes included.
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Anderston
Anderston Anticorn Law Society
Bartholomew Fair Ends Amid Riots and Revelry
The Bartholomew fair limped toward closure, despite rumors of a fourteenth day. The Piepoudre Court sat at Hand and Shears, booths diminished yet crowds rose while spending slowed. Richardson’s theatre showcased the Mistletoe Bough melodrama with a famed giant Derbyshire youth drawing curious crowds. Weather favored proceedings as police guard a lively, disciplined fair.
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Richardson's Theatre
Richardson
Bartholomew
Wombwell
Derbyshire
Compter
Failure of the Woollen Manufacture in America
The largest woollen factory in the United States, in Somersworth New Hampshire, owned by the Great Falls Manufacturing Company, halted operations about a week ago. The mill, costing 310000 dollars, employed 423 people and produced 375000 pounds of wool with last year’s product value of 414000 dollars. Machining will be sold at auction and ongoing operation seems unlikely. 1500 villagers including boarding-house keepers lose their livelihood as farmers mechanics and traders lose profits, and owners face heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Somersworth
New Hampshire
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
New York Paper
Tau Sun Market Update and Public Notices
The Tau Sun item notes a Saturday start at 4 past 3 o'clock with mixed stock and bond listings including Royal Canal, Grand Canal, and National Insurance holdings, alongside various foreign and domestic securities. It also mentions a public meeting by master bricklayers and a theatre program at theatres Royal Lyceum and English Opera House with operatic pieces and a Poor Law Amendment Act sale feature.
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EW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
John Barnett
Donald
Wilson
Christie
Keeley
Hela
Lennox
Eolia
E. Romer
Alexander Lee
Captain Waldrich
Mr. Wilson
Count Joyeuse
Mr. Wrench
Herr Wittenhoff
Ir. Williams
Spectrenodder
Mr. O. Smith
Dubu Marovsky
J. Reeve
Frederica Wittenhoff
Miss Lee
Christine
Misa Novello
Winifred
Mrs. Keeley
Strategy Shifts as Insurgents Hold Ground in War Zone
The Paris dispatches depict a renewed plan by Roth to fortify key valleys and towns in the Bastan, creating strong points to curb insurgent mobility. He abandons rapid offensives for fortified districts, acknowledging the terrain and enemy advantage, while facing time constraints before winter halts operations. The aim is to stabilize a quiescent frontline by occupying the countryside with sufficient forces.
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Paris
Ropit
Robin
Bastan
Brigny
Roncesvalles
Erro
Elisondo
Yerra
Urdach
Roth
Roptu
A Statesman General Amid Rumors and Foreign News
The discourse urges a balance of lenity and rigor from leaders toward stubborn factions, citing Spain and the Queen Regent. It notes a Finance Minister report on tobacco duties and a proposed department for salt and gunpowder taxes, while flagging concerns of fraud in stock support and delayed confirmation. Reports from French and German papers discuss Spain, Switzerland, and Istanbul, with Allied reactions to emigration and unrest.
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Spain
Cortes
Sve
Louis Puintpre
Switzerland
Constantinople
Mehemet Ali
Syria
Porte
Russia
Vicenna
Ava
Allgemeine Zeitung
Cholera death tolls from Montreal reports August 4 6
Montreal papers show 548 dead by August 6 with 36 buried on August 4 and 48 on August 5. Reports note cholera spreading near Grass Isle, Canadas, among two thousand emigrants, while Quebec suffers greatly though official counts are absent. Contemporaries discuss Lord Brougham’s character and attainments with praise for his broad learning and public life.
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Montreal
Grass Isle
Canadas
Newfoundland
Philadelphia
Quebec
Lord Brounham’s Legacy in Contested Whig Praise and Censure
A heated critique argues Lord Brounham is not a mere bookworm but a learned orator and statesman whose vast knowledge fails to translate into true genius or inventive power. It compares him to Bacon, asserts his rhetoric lacks method, and lauds the Whitehaven Herald defense while criticizing his influence and originality. The piece also reports on O Connell’s ministerial stance, urging measured interpretation of his statements and warning against overreaching independence.
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Lord Brovenaw
Chronicle
Whitehaven Herald
Lord Brougham
Burke
Blomfeld
Brewster
Galloway
Buckland
Babbage
Macculloch
Edward Sugden
John Campbell
Dr. Lushington
J. Scarlett
Lord Brovecham
Lord Broucham
Henry Brownham
Bacon
Lord Broucuam
Broucnam
Lord Brovenay
Lord Brovanam
Bacoy
Temple of Fame
Lord BroveHam
O’connell
Lord Duncannon
Lancess
Ireland
Lawhess
Melbourne
O'Connell
Hume
House of Commons
Lawziess
Trish
Mr. O'Connell
Herald
O Connell's tactics amid Irish reform hopes and Whig offers
The article weighs Mr. O Connell's stance toward a possible Whig government and a “boon” from Dublin reforms. It argues he seeks immediate gains over an extended struggle, doubts government concessions, and asserts O Connell will resist being cajoled or hoodwinked while Ireland weighs risks and rewards.
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England
Ireland
Lord Atthorp
O’connell
Friends of Ireland
Lord Broucnam
Death of Rear-Admiral Sir M Seymour in South Seas
Rio Janeiro dated July 10 reports the death of Rear Admiral Sir M Seymour the Commander in Chief of the British naval force in the South Seas. Lord Townshend awaiting appointment to succeed him, while Captain Robert Taite of the Spartiate acts as interim commander on the station.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Sir M. Seymour
South Seas
Lord Townshend
Admiral Seymour
Robert Taite
Spartiate
Conservatives at Lancashire dinner blaze with provocative talk
A lively Conservative dinner in Lancashire drew sharp oratory likened to explosive devices, while Lord Duncannon faced scrutiny over Ireland duties and potential political maneuvers. Edinburgh trades rejected Grey honours, citing Reform Bill frustrations, as coronation day opened with church bells and Windsor Castle banquet plans.
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Lancashire
Messrs. Hetherington and
Cleave
Ztmer
Edinburgh
Earl Grey
Grey
John Campbell
Western Meeting at Ayr and Whitby Races results
At Ayr on Thursday the Sweepstakes race for 10 sovs with 20 added featured Ean Eighitan's Paci Pry and several listed horses amid a lively field. The Whitby Races day two saw The Knight win the Gentlemen's Plate in two heats, plus the Handicap Staken by Sailor's Joy and Washbeck in three heats. Other race outcomes included Just-a-going on a non thoroughbred plate and Laurel Leaf among noted winners.
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Ayr
Ean Eighitan
Paci Pry
Eseseaveneer
Gibsons Allegro
Nasesersens
Elcho
Philip
Cosseus
Lord Eglinton
Zilah. : Mr. Alexander's Little. Sir W. Scott
Champignon
J. Boswell
Breane Eapeenraneree
Whitby
Winship
Mr. Frank
Jeenings
Lockey
Mr. Francis
S. Sailor's Joy
Pearson
Washbeck
Frankland
Laurel Leaf
Ecclefechan
Betting in the Country. St LeGer race odds list
Odds listed for horses including Plenipo urged to 5 to 4 against and Touchstone at 15 to 1. Lagst Bran Lag Chasse and Lagst Marcellina appear with varying prices. London and Pauletti also shown with long shot tags as betting markets outline potential outcomes.
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ST. Leger
Ete
Plenipo—s
Agat Shillelaghtah
Warlab A
Lagst
Bran
Lag Chasse
Aget ‘Touchstone
Lagat
Marcellina
Agat Pauletti
Lagat London
Agst Darius
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Airdrie
Glasgow Free Press
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National Insurance
Patriotic Inguranes Company
Presb Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Aliance Fire Insurance Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Sani
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company Coses Secear Sever
AZ Provincial Bank of Ireland
General Steam Navigation Company
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican
London Mechanics’ Institution
Holborn
Duncombe
M.P
Wonauw
India
Razilian
Divy
Saeco Denen
Malis
Dura
Dur
Holland
Halifax
Jamaica
Buenos Tas
Leeward
Isla
Lisbon
Malta
Flanders
Mexico
France
Sweden
Guemnney
Jersey
Hamburgh
New York Morning Courier and Inquirer
Boston
Charlestown
New York
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Windsor
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